France Learning The Hard Way The Middle East Drift
The piece argues that Arab nationalism and Western interests clash as a federation of Iga and Jordan forms with possible Saudi join, and France raids Sakiet Sidi Youssef in Tunisia. It notes UAR dominance by Russia, rising Arab unity, and the push for a Franco–Arab federation as a solution.
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Middle East
Iga
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Sakiet- Sisi-Youssef
Tunisia
Europe
Mohammed
Tunis
France
Czechoslovakia
Saket-Sisi-Youssef
Yemen
Faisal
Iraq
Hussein
Saud
United Arab Republic
Russia
North Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Indochina
Stassen Resigns as Eisenhower Aide to Seek Pennsylvania Governor
Harold F. Stassen ends his role as disarmament adviser to President Eisenhower. His efforts were hampered by ongoing policy clashes with State Secretary Dulles, yet Eisenhower approves his bid to govern Pennsylvania. Stassen, a former Minnesota governor, is portrayed as a political tragedy regardless of the race outcome.
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Harold F. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Dulles
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Keystone
Roosevelt Critique Highlights Dulles Antenna Analogy
The column cites Eleanor Roosevelt criticizing Secretary of State Dulles for lacking sensitivity to international attitudes. It notes Nehru’s neutrality toward the US and Soviet Russia, and contends Marshall’s China policy aided Soviet gains. It also defends Madame Chiang Kai-shek’s understanding of democracy and links to American life.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
John Foster Dulles
Nehru
India
Roosevelt
Dulles
United States
Soviet Russia
Sukarno
Indonesia
Truman
George C. Marshall
China
Chiang Kai-shek
General Marshall
Manchuria
Russia
Use
Gomeeteae Tee
Madame Chiang
Mei-lingee
Bishop Ainsworth
Macon
Wellesley College
Just Whistling in the Dark as Ye Would Have Do
A devotional line quotes Matthew 7 12 urging reciprocity and ethical conduct in daily life through a simple moral directive.
Fifty Fifty and theGolden Rule in a call for brotherhood
A sermon extols the Golden Rule as universal brotherhood across races and nations. It praises civic ideals, cites Jesus and Caesar as models, and recalls immigrant contributions from Bok to Einstein. The piece urges day by day fair treatment, anti prejudice, and shared responsibility in freedom and faith.
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Jesus
Moses
Nazareth
Israel
Christ
Caesar
America
Seas
Edward Bok
Netherlands
Jacob Riis
Denmark
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Charles P. Steinmetz
Germany
Albert Einstein
Berlin
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
George Washington
Round Table finds culture vibrant yet challenged by conformity
Yale dean Liston Pope and other leaders discuss American culture in mid-20th century. The report says culture shows life and rising interest in museums theatres and music, but low taste and anti intellectualism persist.
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Liston Pope
Yale University Divinity School
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
The
Round Table
Dean Pope
David M. Potter
Yale
Potter
Lewis Galantiere
Free Europe Committee Inc
Danger Signals in Education Debate over Federal Science Aid
A critique warns that heavy emphasis on science training risks narrowing culture and imagination. It argues democratic education should foster well rounded individuals, not mirror Soviet aims, lest Americans miss broader horizons and creative potential.
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United States
Russia
High Point Enterprise staff and office contacts
The High Point Enterprise lists its 1884 establishment, address at 305-307 North Main Street, High Point NC, and names D. A. Rawley as president with Mrs R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer. Editors include Joe Brown, C. W. Patterson Jr., and W Idol Jr., with advertising and circulation management noted.
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THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt Enon Icek & Sie
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
High Point Enterprise Publication Details
Published every afternoon and Sunday morning. Subscription rates three tiers by mail or carrier. Associated Press member and rights note. Entered at High Point post office as second class matter under 1879 act. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors.
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Associated Press
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise
Ward-Griffith Company
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